Sentence examples for make discoveries and from inspiring English sources
The role of university libraries is not just about providing access to content, but enabling users to learn, make discoveries and develop insights of their own.
Critics – and audiences – are so desperate to make discoveries, and so hyped to enjoy themselves, that they call a good show a great one.
But I am afraid that the only way to really make the UK the best place for scientists to make discoveries and to make them pay is to solve the problems in the system we already have.
The Internet, Dr. Lawrence said, "will enable educators not only to tailor the learning environment to individual learners, but to give all learners a richer learning environment that allows them to participate, grow, make discoveries and extend their abilities far beyond the passive absorption that the typical A student was able to reach in the old concept of literacy".
"We will continue to make discoveries and publish them freely," Stefánsson says.
My motivation is to be a great person, to help the world, to make discoveries and to prove that girls and women can do anything.
The presence of homoeologous sequences and absence of a reference genome sequence make discovery and genotyping of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) more challenging in polyploid crops.
Soon this formidable woman is making discoveries and seriously embarrassing the police in the process.
Richard and Judy like making discoveries, and supermarkets want sellable novelty in books, just as they do in other products; the result is a boom time for new or newish authors.
"The old-fashioned notion of a curator was that of a connoisseur who made discoveries and attributions," said Scott Rothkopf, 33, who is the latest full-time curator to join the Whitney Museum of American Art's team.
The Venetians made discoveries and innovations of their own, learning, for example, to eliminate all accidental colorizers from a glass melt by adding pyrolusite, a manganese mineral known as glassmaker's soap.
